A powerful earthquake strikes Colombia, and emergency teams are searching for missing people after the death toll rises to at least 111. Multiple outlets report that the quake causes severe damage and triggers a large-scale rescue and recovery effort.
By Monday night, at least 2,700 people are reported missing, according to the available reporting. Other figures described in the sources broadly align on a toll of just over 100 deaths, with variations in wording (“more than 100” versus “at least 111”). The reports emphasize ongoing searches and the challenges of locating survivors as authorities assess impacts and respond in affected areas.
Across outlets, the core focus is consistent: the earthquake’s human toll, the continuing effort to find survivors and reunite families, and the reported number of missing residents. Differences are mainly in the phrasing of casualty figures and the timing of specific estimates rather than in the overall account of what is happening.
